Fantasy football waiver wire after Week 15: Trey Sermon, fantasy playoff hero?

Some names to focus on if you’re still in your fantasy football playoffs.

Week 15 of the 2023 NFL season is nearly over, with one more game to go on Monday night.

And if you play fantasy football, you’re already planning ahead with waivers after a busy slate of games.

That’s what we’re here for, a roundup of some of the players you could be targeting ahead of Week 16 (more playoffs for fantasy leagues, woooo!).

Some of the names below might be taken already, but if not, there are a bunch of dudes who could change your fantasy fortunes this season. Let’s run through them, in no particular order, and we’ll update this after the Philadelphia Eagles and Seattle Seahawks play on Monday Night Football.

Fantasy football waiver wire: Should you keep or cut these 6 players ahead of Week 13 in 2023?

A look at who to keep or drop ahead of Week 13 in fantasy football.

You’re waking up on Tuesday reading all that you can about the players that you should be picking up off the waiver wire as you prepare for Week 13 of fantasy football in 2023.

But it’s likely there aren’t as many things written about who you should be dropping to grab those players. That’s what this weekly column — keep ’em or dump ’em! — will hopefully answer for you: Some help in the debate over who you should keep or drop in order to improve your team.

It’s not the biggest of waiver wire weeks, but still: let’s dive in to help you with who to keep or drop.

7 players fantasy football managers should pick up for 2023 dynasty, keeper leagues

Some players to consider if you’re playing for next year in fantasy football.

For some, the dream is still alive in fantasy football in 2023. The playoffs are within reach, and you’re still trying to win a title. Maybe you’ve already mortgaged your future if you’re in a dynasty or keeper league.

But if you’re on the other end of that and you can start planning for 2024 and beyond? That’s what this list is for.

Let’s run through some players who could be on your waiver wire and who might have a bright future. And if your league has rules about how free agents are kept on rosters in future years, these guys could have serious value:

Fantasy football waiver wire after Week 11: Isaiah Likely, Tyler Higbee are here to help at TE

Here’s who to target on waivers for Week 12.

Week 11 of the 2023 NFL season is nearly over, with one more game to go on Monday night.

And if you play fantasy football, you’re already planning ahead with waivers after a busy slate of games.

That’s what we’re here for, a roundup of some of the players you could be targeting ahead of Week 12.

Some of the names below might be taken already, but if not, there are a bunch of dudes who could change your fantasy fortunes this season. Let’s run through them, in no particular order, and we’ll update this after the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs play on Monday Night Football.

Mike McDaniel perfectly shot down a fantasy football question about De’Von Achane

Mike McDaniel doesn’t have any advice for your fantasy football team. Sorry!

Miami Dolphins running back De’Von Achane was activated from the injured reserve and returned to practice after suffering a knee injury.

Achane, a rookie third-round draft pick from Texas A&M, was one of the biggest breakout stars in fantasy football before he was sidelined earlier this season.

NFL Network reporter Cameron Wolfe asked Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel about what we can expect from Achane’s workload upon his return. The coach was immediately skeptical about the intentions, though, and joked with Wolfe.

Here is what McDaniel said:

“What kind of money do you have in fantasy football? This seems strategic.”

For those who are curious about whether Achane will continue to get as many touches as he did before he got hurt, McDaniel provided some clues.

He said that Achane “really wants to play” and that he was “un-tackleable” on Monday. McDaniel said the Dolphins feel good about where Achane is right now.

It sounds like, despite McDaniel not tipping his hand, Achane should return to form well when he is feeling healthy enough to get back on the field.

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Fantasy football waiver wire: Should you keep or cut these 6 players ahead of Week 11 in 2023?

A look at who you should consider dropping ahead of Week 11 in fantasy football.

You’re waking up on Tuesday reading all that you can about the players that you should be picking up off the waiver wire as you prepare for Week 10 of fantasy football in 2023.

But it’s likely there aren’t as many things written about who you should be dropping to grab those players. That’s what this weekly column — keep ’em or dump ’em! — will hopefully answer for you: Some help in the debate over who you should keep or drop in order to improve your team.

Not the biggest of waiver wire weeks, but still: let’s dive in to help you with who to keep or drop.

7 fantasy football players you should trade away in 2023 as sell-high candidates

Some names you should sell high on in fantasy football this year.

For many fantasy football leagues, the trade deadline is coming up, which means it’s one last chance to upgrade beyond the waiver wire.

So here’s your guide if you’re a seller or a contender, with some players who you can sell somewhat high on based on performance and strength of schedule.

The result? We some running backs, wide receivers and one tight end — no quarterbacks, there aren’t enough good ones to sell high on one — for you  offer on if you can. Obviously, this all depends on where you’re at in the standings, whether you’re in a dynasty league and so forth.

Let’s dive in, and check out our guide to seven players you can buy low on:

 

 

 

 

 

A pair of Dak Prescott kneel-downs led to some awful fantasy football bad beats

This was brutal.

You wish that quarterback end-of-game kneel-downs wouldn’t count toward NFL stats, but they do: They’re technically a loss of a yard.

And that can affect fantasy football matchups, which just stinks. That happened on Monday night with the Dallas Cowboys up 20-17 and the team coming off of an interception of Justin Herbert in their win over the Los Angeles Chargers. 

Dak Prescott kneeled down twice for a loss of minus-2 yards … and fantasy football games everywhere were affected, either delivering a bad beat for one side or a miraculous win for the other. Some of those folks put the results up on X:

Brutal.

Fantasy football waiver wire after Week 6: Jordan Mason, RB1 if Christian McCaffrey is out?

A look at who to pick up off waivers in Week 7.

Week 6 of the 2023 NFL season is nearly over, with one more game to go on Monday night.

And if you play fantasy football, you’re already planning ahead with waivers after a busy slate of games.

That’s what we’re here for, a roundup of some of the players you could be targeting ahead of Week 7.

Some of the names below might be taken already, but if not, there are a bunch of dudes who could change your fantasy fortunes this season. Let’s run through them, in no particular order, and we’ll update this after the Dallas Cowboys and Los Angeles Chargers play on Monday Night Football.

How Justin Jefferson’s injury affects the Vikings for fantasy football managers (Jordan Addison SZN)

This is the worst news.

It’s an awful Tuesday for football fans, particularly if you root for the Minnesota Vikings.

Justin Jefferson, who hasn’t missed a game in his NFL career thus far, has a hamstring injury bad enough that it landed him on the Injured Reserve list, keeping him out for a minimum of four games.

It’s bad, and if you’re a manager in fantasy football who has Jefferson on your team, you might be scrambling. If you don’t? You may be wondering how it changes the Vikings’ depth chart and values of the players who play with Jefferson.

Let’s break all that down for you: